Unole
Greetings, Relatives!
Unole is the Cherokee word for wind, air or breath.
Unole's mission is to lift the heart, to sing a song of joy. We sing many songs in Cherokee, because language preservation is dear to our hearts. Unole has sung at powwows, in prisons, and for many celebrations and commemorations. We belong to a native women's drum circle that meets in Northern California.
Upcoming Events
July 28-30, 2023
Unole and East Wind Singers at Sunray Elders and Youth Gathering, Lincoln,Vermont.
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Past Events
June 4, 2023, Unole sings at the Humankind Fest, Los Gatos
May 10, 7pm, Unole sings at Unity Church in Novato
April 8, 2023, UC Davis Powwow
November, 2022
Singing and teaching at schools, honoring Indigenous People's Month
November 11-13, 2022
Native women's drum retreat, Grass Valley, CA
October 10, 2022
Indigenous People's Day event, Dominican University, San Rafael, CA
May 7, 11am-12pm, 2022
Bay Area Book Fest Downtown Berkeley BART
singing to support Indigenous poets
May 21-22, 2022
Yuba-Sutter powwow
June 12, 1-3pm, 2022
CD Release Party! Memorial Park Elders Garden, San Anselmo.
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